Chris Fowler knows that broadcasting weekends don’t get better than this

ESPN's Chris Fowler is in the midst of a hectic weekend, calling multiple high-profile sporting events. On Friday, he was on the call for the U.S. Open men's semifinal between Ben Shelton and Frances Tiafoe. Later that day, Fowler took a private jet to Texas to provide commentary for the Longhorns' dramatic comeback against No. 1 Ohio State.

On Sunday, Fowler is back in New York, preparing to call the men's final, where Shelton will face off against Alexander Zverev to become the first American man to win a Grand Slam in two decades. This busy weekend has left Fowler reminiscing about his childhood dream of becoming a broadcaster, stating that calling championship events in two of his favorite sports is his "dream job."

Fowler emphasizes the importance of focusing solely on each sport during his busy schedule, as he cannot split his attention between tennis and football. However, he remains enthusiastic about the upcoming tennis match, set to begin at 2 p.m. ET, which could be filled with history and drama.